Monroe to host first Snowmobile Derby for 200+ entrants
Over 200 snowmobilers from Wisconsin and Northern Illinois expected for Sunday Derby at Green y Fairgrounds. Jaycee co chair Nate Bloom says track will be excellent after new snow and a Saturday work session. Driver registration starts at 8 00 with races at 11 30 and 1 30 eliminations for Junior Powder Puff Adult and Modified classes. Proceeds benefit the Robert Hardell Jr Athletic Scholarship and local youth programs.
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Nate Bloom
Jaycee
Wisconsin
Northern Illinois
Monroe
USSA
Bloom
The
Jaycees
Robert Hardell Jr
Minder Heins move into fourth in doubles event
Walter Minder and Guerdon Heins rose to fourth in the City Handicap doubles with 1190 total pins behind leaders Karl Brandenburg and Al Schwartz by 11 pins. Heins posted 199 217 183 for 599 scratch and 625 total, the second best scratch in tourney doubles. Delbert Krupke and Delbert Heins were sixth with 1167. In singles Duane Rackow moved into the Top 16 with 610 total, tying Frank Salzwedel for 16th.
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Walter Minder
Guerdon Heins
Karl Brandenburg
al Schwartz
Minder
Heins
Delbert Krupke
Delbert Heins
Krupke
Turner Hall
Duane Rackow
Dwight Elmer
Lloyd Burkhalter
Elmer West
Sam Remus
Rackow
Richard Fahrney
Eagles Club
Robert Montgomery
Boyd Trickel
Charlie Robertson
Herman Brugger
Wilbert Bernet
Arnold Koehn
Lawrence Wunschel
Don Miller
Harry Miles
Bob Wunschel
Jim Furniss
John Nyman
Dean Haas
John Sigalus
Delbert Butts
Bill Endrulat
Walter Schuetz
Delbert Soddy
Dale Bertalot
Alton Stuckey
Bob Heitz
Phil Moe
Delbert Behring
Roger Isely
Packers Would Not Trade for Tarkenton Price
Dan Devine said the Packers won’t meet the Vikings’ price for a veteran quarterback after Minnesota traded three players and two draft choices including their No 1 pick for Fran Tarkenton. Devine noted Green Bay holds two first round picks next week but won’t surrender one for a quarterback.
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Minnesota Vikings
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San Diego Chargers
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Dallas Cowboys
Chargers
Green Bay
Bob Schnelker
Willie Wood
Phil Bengtson
Triplicate 136 Leads Local League Bowling Night
Chris Gempeler posted a triplicate 136 in the Pleasure League at Turner Hall. Bill Severson led the Victory League with a 540 series inc 215 final game as Larna Blum topped Pleasure with 492 and Dorothy Schott hit 211.
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Turner Hall
Bill Severson
Larna Blum
Dorothy Schott
Fred Bittner
Judy Bauman
Jeanette Grindey
Ruth Leistikow
Maryellen Sullivan
Diane Broge
Lydia Rasmussen
Beverage Mart
Mobil Oil
Schultz Pharmacy
Tom's Silo
Monroe TV
Swiss Colony Data Center
Monroe Ready
Pro Hockey Scores and NBA ABA Results
PRO HOCKEY Thursday results include Boston defeated Philadelphia 4 2 and Detroit over Buffalo 3 2 Miami Minnesota edged Montreal 6 5 while Chicago beat Vancouver 4 0. NBA action saw Golden State 108 Chicago 107. ABA scores include Carolina 102 Floridians 101 and Kentucky 98 Indiana 94.
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Indian nicknames face lawsuits and protests across sports
The Indian Center of Cleveland seeks 9 million dollars against the Cleveland Indians for using Chief Wahoo and targets may extend to the Atlanta Braves Chief Noc a Homa. Several teams and colleges have Indian nicknames and mascots, triggering debates on stereotypes and cultural heritage.
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Noc-a-Homa
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Washington Redskins
Chicago Black Hawks
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Golden State Warriors
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Black Hawks
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Warriors
Russell Means
Indian Center
Means
Atlanta
Gymnastics Clinic Heads to Monroe High School
Twenty five state high schools attend a Saturday clinic at Monroe High School with 8 45 AM and 1 PM sessions. Monroe coach Nancy Krattiger leads instructors from UW Platteville and participants practice new compulsory routines with over 100 girls per session. All events presented. CHURCH HAS A WINNER BATON, NM A parish priest finds a winning horse ticket worth 12 dollars in the collection basket from La Mesa track.
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Monroe
Nancy Krattiger
UW Platteville
N.M
Augustine Moore
St. Joseph
Snowmobile race lead hangs on Duhamel in Winnipeg St Paul
In St. Cloud Minnesota the Winnipeg St Paul snowmobile race reaches its final lap with Yvon Duhamel of Ville De Salle Quebec holding a 20 minute lead aboard a Ski Doo. The event reduced entrants from 301 to 53 competitors as the cross country race winds down.
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Minn
Canada
Winnipeg - St. Paul
Yvon Duhamel
Ville de Salle
Que
Roy's Sanitary Dairy Extends Unbeaten Streak In League
In Thursday night adult league action at the Junior High venue Roy's Sanitary Dairy stayed undefeated as the halfway point arrives. Results include Creamers 89 Alphorn Lounge 56, Swiss Colony 77 Coplien Insurance 75, First National Bank 78 Faith Trucking 52, Pryce Brothers Farms 70 Jackson Trucking 72, Ludlow Bar 65 Moore Business Farms 34. Sunday schedule lists Swiss Colony vs Roy's, First National vs Coplien, Pryce vs Alphorn, Moore vs Faith, and Ludlow vs Jackson.
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Creamers
Alphorn Lounge
Swiss Colony
Coplien Insurance
First National Bank
Faith Trucking
Pryce Brothers Farms
Jackson Trucking
Ludlow Bar
Moore Business Farms
Roy’s
First National
Coplien and
Pryce
Alphorn
Moore
Faith and Ludlow
Jackson
Wisconsin DNR reports good skiing and fishing conditions
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources weekly report notes very good skiing and snowmobiling in the north, solid ice cover on Yellowstone Lake, and strong perch and northern pike in Lake Mendota. Bluegill catches are reported at Monona and Kegonia, with trout at Cox Hollow Lake and Blackhawk Lake. Deer activity rises as tracking snow recedes, four snowmobile festivals are planned, and a Gov. Dodge fisheree is slated.
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Kegonia
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Christmas Mt
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Tyrol Basin
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Milwaukee
Chippewa Falls
State ports Briefs Race meeting attendees named
Three state men will attend the largest professional race organizers meeting ever held. Sam Bartus of Capitol Speedway Madison Bob Smelzer of Columbus Speedway and Sturge Taggart of Lake Geneva Raceway join about 300 delegates in Rockford. Ned Jarrett and Hugh Deery cochair the event addressing advertising PR insurance safety legislation and traffic and pedestrian control.
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Capitol Speedway
Madison
Bob Smelzer
Columbus Speedway
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Lake Geneva Raceway
Rockford
Ned Jarrett
Rockford Speedway
Hugh Deery
Freshmen Flood UW Whitewater Wrestling Lineup
Four freshmen have earned starting spots for UW Whitewater wrestling. The newcomers are Gary Zizzo from Villa Park Illinois Len Gucciardi of Port Washington Fred Boskowich of Summit and Ray Jacobson of Fort Atkinson.
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Villa Park
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Port Washington
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Summit, Ill
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Fort Atkinson
Brewers Sign Skip Lockwood For 1972 Season
Right handed pitcher Skip Lockwood, who went 10 15 with a 3.29 ERA for the Milwaukee Brewers last season, became the 24th player to sign for 1972 with the American League club.
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Skip Lockwood
Milwaukee Brewers
Reitzner Lifts Blugolds Over St Cloud 86 69
Wisconsin Eau Claire trailed St Cloud for most of the game before freshman Rich Reitzner heated up. He hit seven of eight shots in the second half as the Blugolds, led by their top ranked small college squad, rallied to an 86 69 win snapping their only loss of the season.
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